South Africa Elections
The dubious profiling of Rwanda has been a common feature of Western reporting on Africa for the past 60 years.
Opinion polls suggest the African National Congress (ANC) will lose its parliamentary majority after 30 years in government.
South Africa’s seventh general election since democracy in 1994, set for May 29, 2024, takes place under circumstances different from any other election in the history of the nation.
Malema's pledge to redress persistent racial and economic disparities resonates with his constituents.
The former Kenyan head of state has been hailed for his sustained, principled, impartial, inclusive, and discreet efforts to broker peace and negotiations with a view to a comprehensive resolution to the Ethiopia-Tigray crisis.
Zuma, who was forced to quit as president in 2018, has fallen out with the governing African National Congress (ANC) and has been campaigning for a new party called uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) named after the ANC's formed armed wing.
The country has yet to produce a female president—something the upcoming general elections are unlikely to change.
This is Uhuru Kenyatta's second such appointment in a year, the first one being in Nigeria.
The victims were among the tens of thousands of people who crowded into a football stadium in Durban on Saturday for the launch of the African National Congress's election manifesto.
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